I've been hurting and mourning since he passed. This world feels incredibly empty without him. There are not enough words and I mean NOT ENOUGH words to really express how thankful I am that David Lynch existed and how he inspired me in so many different ways personally and through my imagination.
He taught me that being weird and flawed is beautiful,I should never let that go out.
He taught me to love and appreciate the obscure darkness and non mundane things in life. There is always fear in it but there is also so much beauty to embrace and love from it.
Go with the flow of your life into the unknown whether you fear it or love it. You may never know what you will attract and learn from within yourself.
Theres always darkness around us,but not without those small cracks of light whether you see it or not.
A good mystery is always the spice of life so don't have a boring one, make it exciting and interesting.
Sometimes things don't have to make sense at all. Don't rush to find every answer. Just really go with it, feel it,and accept it.
Words are not needed. You just feel it in silence whether you stare out at millions of crazy bright twinkling stars on a moonless night feeling like time just stopped,look at your cup of black coffee feeling empty,or stare at that dull white ceiling with the fan running questioning life. Silence is a very powerful language.
I hate the world I live in,but David made me feel like I live in an incredibly strange but beautiful world and I know somewhere out there,his magic will always be there.
I could say so much more but it'll be a novel.
Thank you for always putting my mind at ease through your soothing voice,your words of wisdom,and for your incredible films,art,and music. Thank you for making me feel that I'm not alone especially how you made me feel so related to Laura Palmer for her personal struggles.Thank you for making me feel accepted that I'm an imperfect flawed human being that struggles but tries to hold onto that fire.
I will truly miss you a lot.
"Everyday, once a day, give yourself a present.
Don’t plan it, don’t wait for it. Just let it happen."
Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks.
